My rb25det 240z is almost finished

[DONT.sleep.ON.this.Z]

virus im 16 and im buying a s30 240z and im swappin out for an rb25det like you did i but i have tons of questions before i get into the build and realize how much s*** im in..i need to know basically everything about it because im doing it all myself..well me and my dad are doing it..id really appreciate it

[nissangirl74]

virus im 16 and im buying a s30 240z and im swappin out for an rb25det like you did i but i have tons of questions before i get into the build and realize how much s*** im in..i need to know basically everything about it because im doing it all myself..well me and my dad are doing it..id really appreciate it

READ THE THREAD

[AZhitman]

virus im 16 and im buying a s30 240z and im swappin out for an rb25det like you did i but i have tons of questions before i get into the build and realize how much s*** im in..i need to know basically everything about it because im doing it all myself..well me and my dad are doing it..id really appreciate it

Buy the S30 and fix the rust first.

Get the RB.

THEN come back and discuss.

We don't spoon-feed anyone here. I think I speak for virus and everyone else who's built something awesome, there's no shortcuts. Read the threads, do your research, but don't expect someone to take time out of their day to tell you how to do it.

[DONT.sleep.ON.this.Z]

well i wanna know what im gettn into..with buyn the rb i already know how to drop the motor and get the mounts and all that stuuf up front but would i need to change the diff..and driveshaft..because its only gonna be my street car im not takin it to the track or anything like that

[AZhitman]

Please create a new thread. This one is for virus.

Also, please read the existing threads on RB-into-S30 swaps. All of them.

[cleargrip!]

i am very interested in doing a RB25det swap with my 1972 240z but i have no engine experience at all how did you get the knowledge to tear down your engine and put it back together did you go to school or was your father a mechanic I am genuinely asking this so please no jabs at me.

[Darius]

Read the full service manual page by page. Do what it says. Done. Now no more spoon-feeding. Geez you guys aren't even trying to learn anything on your own!

[Kevin.A]

Read the full service manual page by page. Do what it says. Done. Now no more spoon-feeding. Geez you guys aren't even trying to learn anything on your own!

Be fair, if everything you knew about cars you learned from Paul Walker, IE you have no mechanical base whatsoever, no amount of reading a manual will help. the only thing you can do it pull it apart and try and put it back together.

cleargrip: the only real knowledge comes from experience, and cars are nothing but big models. Try just taking things off you car, and put them back on, you'll gain experience